In 77 degrees 32' south latitude, 167 degrees east longitude, he came in sight of two enormous volcanoes over twelve thousand feet in height.
One of these was in an active state of eruption.

To this he gave the name of Mount Erebus.

The other was quiet; it was of somewhat less height, and he gave it the name of Mount Terror.

Mark, now, how wonderfully this resembles More's account.

Well, just here his progress was arrested by a barrier which presented a perpendicular wall of over a hundred and fifty feet in height, along which he coasted for some distance.